Saulis v. R., 2020 NBCA 36
Jurisdiction | New Brunswick |
Judge | The Honourable Justice Quigg,The Honourable Justice Baird,The Honourable Justice French |
Citation | 2020 NBCA 36 |
Court | Court of Appeal (New Brunswick) |
Docket Number | 49-19-CA |
Date | 04 June 2020 |
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6 practice notes
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R. v. Schneider,
...or trifling minor injuries that resolve themselves relatively quickly, to injuries that are severe and permanent: R. v. Saulis, 2020 NBCA 36 at para. 12, citing R. v. Gejdos, 2017 ABCA [137] In R. v. Murray (1994), 20 O.R. (3d) 156 (C.A.), both an original charge on murder and a recharge de......
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R v Androsoff,
...by definition, the term excludes only transient and trifling injuries (see R v Gejdos, 2017 ABCA 227, 351 CCC (3d) 460; R v Saulis, 2020 NBCA 36; and R v A.(J.), 2010 ONCA 226 at para 106, 253 CCC (3d) 153). [42] Given the jurispru......
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R v Androsoff,
...by definition, the term excludes only transient and trifling injuries (see R v Gejdos, 2017 ABCA 227, 351 CCC (3d) 460; R v Saulis, 2020 NBCA 36; and R v A.(J.), 2010 ONCA 226 at para 106, 253 CCC (3d) 42 Given the jurisprudence and the common and distinguishing elements of the three tiers ......
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R. v. PAHL,
...such as minor scratches, bruising and swelling on a victim’s face, hands, and thigh amounted to bodily harm. See also: Saulis v R, 2020 NBCA 36 at paras [55] Here the injuries which Mr. Close su......
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6 cases
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R. v. Schneider,
...or trifling minor injuries that resolve themselves relatively quickly, to injuries that are severe and permanent: R. v. Saulis, 2020 NBCA 36 at para. 12, citing R. v. Gejdos, 2017 ABCA [137] In R. v. Murray (1994), 20 O.R. (3d) 156 (C.A.), both an original charge on murder and a recharge de......
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R v Androsoff,
...by definition, the term excludes only transient and trifling injuries (see R v Gejdos, 2017 ABCA 227, 351 CCC (3d) 460; R v Saulis, 2020 NBCA 36; and R v A.(J.), 2010 ONCA 226 at para 106, 253 CCC (3d) 153). [42] Given the jurispru......
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R v Androsoff,
...by definition, the term excludes only transient and trifling injuries (see R v Gejdos, 2017 ABCA 227, 351 CCC (3d) 460; R v Saulis, 2020 NBCA 36; and R v A.(J.), 2010 ONCA 226 at para 106, 253 CCC (3d) 42 Given the jurisprudence and the common and distinguishing elements of the three tiers ......
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R. v. PAHL,
...such as minor scratches, bruising and swelling on a victim’s face, hands, and thigh amounted to bodily harm. See also: Saulis v R, 2020 NBCA 36 at paras [55] Here the injuries which Mr. Close su......
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